China's coal power expansion threatens global climate goals.

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Global efforts to phase out coal continued in 2022, except in China where new coal production capacity offset the gains in the rest of the world, according to a report by Global Energy Monitor. The US saw the largest decline in coal-fired power generation, while the EU recorded a decrease of only 2.2 GW. China alone now accounts for 68% of coal-related projects under development worldwide, and 72% of those are in the pipeline. Despite advances, the pace of the global coal phase-out remains incompatible with the goal of the Paris Agreement.
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